tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1943715898894235198.post8134561251491119989..comments2009-06-03T16:55:08.527-04:00David Blascohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14506975186222681171noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1943715898894235198.post-17049593591056272262009-06-03T16:55:08.527-04:002009-06-03T16:55:08.527-04:00

You got a point there indeed.. Though I cant emagine buying an Enfield and making the wrong choise afterwards..But thats my though as a bullet lover ;-)...<br /><br />Perhpas If Enfield India Woud have made the C5 a &quot;special limited edition&quot; the market price would rise overall for the bullets and create a new Bullet for the export market for large sales I would personaly make that a

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My theory is that people in the U.S. sell Royal Enfields with very very low mileage because they bought the wrong bike. It is too slow or too finiky, they discover, and they turn to Honda. This should result in fantastic low-mileage bargains for those who really want an Enfield. However, the disappointed owner considers his bike &quot;like new&quot; and already has shelled out for expensive

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Well actualy the prices are very stable over the last 50 years... Which is amazing.. What wonders me the most though is that people sell their bikes today almost for &#39;nothing&#39; thats very very odd..<br /><br />If I check that &#39;Craigslist&#39; sometimes my mouth just stays open on the prices people ask for an Enfield with only i.e. 1500 Miles on the counter.. very very odd..<br />If I

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